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OnlineNotary.net vs Secured Signing

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IntegrationsThe business account lists REST API access and webhooks, and the business services page says API integration services are available.The integrations page lists connections including Bullhorn, Tracker, Duo, Okta, Active Directory Federation Services, and Microsoft Entra ID.
Intended customersThe company describes its service for individuals and businesses, and says businesses use it to expedite customer onboarding and move paper processes online.The maker describes the Business plan as intended for small to medium sized businesses and the Enterprise plan for businesses requiring high-volume signing and enterprise features.
SecurityThe security page says communications use 256-bit encryption and lists malware scanning, vulnerability testing, and guarded data centers.The security page says Secured Signing has SOC 2 Type II compliance and ISO/IEC 27001 certification, and describes encryption for data at rest and in transit.

OnlineNotary.net plans

  • Business Accounts$30 a month
  • Pay As you Go$1,995, paid once

Secured Signing plans

  • Free AccountFree
  • Notary Business Annual Plan$430 a year
  • Business—
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • Notary Enterprise PlanPriced on request

Pick OnlineNotary.net if…

It suits individuals and businesses needing remote notarization, including businesses moving customer onboarding and paper processes online. Users need a camera-equipped device and a US state ID or driver's license for verification.

Pick Secured Signing if…

It suits individuals and businesses that need digital signatures, signing workflows, or remote notarization. The maker describes Business for small to medium sized businesses and Enterprise for organizations needing high-volume signing and enterprise features.

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